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EPISODE · Nov 17, 2023 · 2H 43M

Tour de Tati- Chapter 6: Parade (1974) and The Shorts (1934-1946)

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The Tour de Tati reaches the finish line as Sterling Cook and Zach Eastman say goodbye and hello to Monsieur Tati as they take a closer look at his final film, PARADE (1974), and then take a look at where he began with an analysis of his early short films. All the while, the duo ponder the legacy of Tati's work, how his final bow wraps it up with a bow at large, and feel immense gratitude for the time spent with this master mime turned master filmmaker. Films Discussed: Parade (1974) On demande une brute (1934) Gai dimanche! (1935) Soigne ton gauche (1936) L’École des facteurs (1946) --------------------- Want to find the works of Jacques Tati? The Criterion Collection has you covered! As of this release, the Complete Collection of Jacques Tati is available 50% Off at Barnes and Noble. Visit them to pick up your copy! https://www.barnesandnoble.com/ or sign up and enjoy the films on The Criterion Channel! https://www.criterionchannel.com/ --------------------- To learn more about Colorado Film and Video Association, please visit https://www.cfva.com/ -------- For More YBR PRESENTS, including Tour de Tati and The Shamley Silhouette, please visit https://anchor.fm/ybrpresents and subscribe on iTunes and Spotify!

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